The Chinese animated sensation Ne Zha 2 is captivating audiences worldwide, breaking box office records and sparking conversations across the globe. In Paris, CGTN Stringer took to the vibrant streets to discover who Parisians are celebrating in the realm of Chinese cinema.
Marc Viallet, a long-time resident of Paris, expressed his admiration for King Hu, highlighting classic films like A Touch of Zen and Dragon Gate Inn. \"These aren't just martial arts films,\" Marc explained, \"they offer deep reflections on life and nature, blending action with profound storytelling.\"
Meanwhile, Alice, a French student passionate about film, praised Tony Leung Chiu-wai's stellar performance in In the Mood for Love. \"His acting brings such depth and emotion to the character, making the story incredibly immersive and relatable,\" she remarked.
The enthusiasm for Chinese filmmakers in Paris underscores a growing appreciation for diverse cinematic voices and the universal themes they explore. As Ne Zha 2 continues its global journey, it not only entertains but also bridges cultural connections through the universal language of film.
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